Labor Day weekend affords a unique opportunity to educate the religious community about unions and provides union members with a deeper appreciation of the close tie between religion and labor. Each Labor Day, in cities across the country, thousands of congregations participate in Labor in the Pulpits. The goals of Labor in the Pulpits are to educate congregations about connections between faith and work, inspire new friendships between people in religious communities and unions, present congregations with opportunities for acting on the social teachings of their faith groups, and give union members a deeper experience of their faith in action.

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Your Participation in Labor in the Pulpits/Bimah/Minbar (please check all that apply):	Religious Leader will give liturgy Labor Day Weekend Lay member of Congregation will be the Worker Speaker and attend JwJ training We would like a Worker Speaker at our regular weekend services We will organize a separate liturgy at the following date and time We can publish an article concerning workers’ rights in our congregational newsletter or bulletin. We will make a donation to support the Labor in the Pulpits/Bimah/Minbar program in St. Louis through a second collection, or other means. None.